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	president's office mission
		The educational mission is realized in a residential setting on the main campus in Athens and through outreach and access efforts on five regional campuses.
		Graduate education is essential to the mission of Ohio University.
		Ohio University values the nurturing of a diverse community of individuals who work cooperatively and collaboratively to accomplish its mission, and it strives to create a climate of civility where leadership and innovation are prized and responsibility and accountability are fostered.
	www.ohio.edu /president/mission.cfm (987 words)

	University of California - Governance at UC - Overview of the University of California system, including public ...
		For more than a century, shared governance between the Board of Regents, the systemwide president and the faculty has ensured the highest standards of excellence in fulfilling the University of California's mission of teaching, research and public service.
		In October 2003, Robert C. Dynes, a physicist and an expert on semiconductors and superconductors, assumed responsibilities as the 18th president of the University of California.
		The board appoints the president and its principal officers - the general counsel, treasurer and secretary.
	www.universityofcalifornia.edu /aboutuc/governance.html (345 words)

	Mission - MormonWiki
		Mission is this case can mean either the geographic area in which Mormon missionaries proselyte, or the service itself.
		Each mission is presided over by a mission president who is Melchizedek Priesthood holder called to fulfill a three-year term of service.
		The mission president is assisted by two counselors who are also Melchizedek Priesthood holders, but live in the local community.
	www.mormonwiki.com /mormonism/Mission (471 words)

	Mission President
		In the Church being a mission president is regarded as a challenging and exhilarating spiritual assignment, a link of fellowship with the Master.
		A mission president is called by the First Presidency to preside over each mission of the Church, normally for three years.
		These counselors help the mission president in training and coordinating with local priesthood leaders and members who live within the stakes and wards within the mission area.
	wind.prohosting.com /rlanwood/mpres1.htm (183 words)

	Mission Not Accomplished
		The President delivered to the sailors on that ship a welcome and long overdue message: he commended the men and women on their outstanding service to our country during the trials of the war in Iraq, and welcomed them back to the United States of America.
		The President announced unequivocally that "major combat operations in Iraq have ended," and that "in the battle of Iraq, the United States and our allies have prevailed." Now, one year later, combat deaths are more than five times that of a year ago when our President celebrated "mission accomplished."
		President Bush typified the Happy Warrior when he strutted across the deck of the USS Abraham Lincoln a year ago this coming Saturday.
	www.commondreams.org /views04/0429-08.htm (1460 words)

	BYU NewsNet - Mission Presidents Called From BYU Show Enthusiasm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The call of a mission president for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is no small task, but four BYU employees, who received calls in February 2006, say they are excited to fulfill the responsibility.
		Although all four newly called mission presidents have served in a stake or branch presidency, that is not the basis for calling mission presidents, said Scott Trotter of the church's public affairs office.
		"Mission presidents are called by an inspired president of the church, after a review of the individual's church experience, his and his wife's family circumstances, their health, availability, knowledge of the church's doctrine and government, proven leadership experience and other factors," Trotter said.
	nn.byu.edu /story.cfm/58967 (1101 words)

	LDS Mission President Viacheslav Efimov
		President Efimov was the first native Russian convert to serve as a LDS mission president (Russia Yekaterinburg Mission 1995-98).
		President Efimov's warm smile, booming voice, and vibrant testimony was the answer to the prayers in the hearts of all the Americans present, and to mine.
		Tomorrow, together with many of her former mission companions and elders from the Yekat mission, Kristina is scheduled to attend the missionary farewell in SLC of a young Russian sister from Perm' (Olya Voronineva).
	www.missionaryhelper.com /efimov.htm (3605 words)

	University Development - President's Council - Mission, Vision, and History
		President's Council was established in 1972 to recognize the distinguished alumni and friends who understand that the University can fulfill its educational goals only with their loyal support and financial involvement.
		President's Council members take the lead in encouraging individuals to engage in the process of private philanthropy necessary to achieve Purdue's preeminence.
		President Arthur Hansen launches startup plan to bring about equity between men's and women's intercollegiate sports programs and meet new federal requirements of Title IX of the Educational Amendments.
	www.purdue.edu /udo/pc/mission_vision_history.shtml (915 words)

	The Spain Madrid Mission - History of the Madrid Mission
		At the April 1993 general conference, as first counselor in the First Presidency, President Hinckley announced that the Church was acquiring property for a temple in Spain, the Church's fifth in continental Europe.
		President Hinckley returned on June 11, 1996, as the first president of the Church to visit Spain where he broke ground for the Madrid Spain Temple.
		However, on Saturday, we were informed by President Wilkins of the Language Training Mission that a letter had been received from the missionaries in Spain that there was an urgent need for two missionaries fully prepared in the Spanish language and missionary discussions to go to Spain right away.
	madridmission.com /english/history.html (3319 words)

	PLURAL MARRIAGES AFTER THE 1890 MANIFESTO
		President Woodruff's proxy was his son, and Madam Mountford's proxy was Susan Young Gates, who was a sister of another of President Woodruff's lesser known plural wives.
		President Lorenzo Snow, President of the L.D.S. Church from 1898 to 1901, but also an Apostle from 1890 to his Presidency, was generally opposed both to new plural marriages and to polygamous cohabitation after 1890.
		As Church President, Joseph F. Smith did not want to know the specifics of new ceremonies, but he increased financial support for post-Manifesto plural wives and children of Apostles and mission presidents, and he gave advice for the hiding of plural wives so that they would not be subject to arrest.
	www.ldshistory.net /pc/postman.htm (15179 words)

	Mission History
		President Dennis Neuenschwander was called to preside over the Austria Vienna East Mission and President Farrell M. Smith was called to preside over the Austria Vienna Mission.
		President and Sister Smith still had four children living at home at the time of their call: two teenagers, David and Rob, and two younger boys, Jeff and Mike, who were five and seven.
		President Kenneth Dudley and Sister Janet Reber were called to preside over the Austria Vienna Mission from July 1, 1990 to July 1, 1993.
	www.xmission.com /~lisec/austriamission/church.html (3140 words)

	Missouri Independence Mission Main Page
		President Flake (Mission President 1979-1982) was able to put into words how many of us feel about this great mission.
		May you receive the rich blessings of the Lord as you raise your valiant families and pursue a celestial course in your life.
		All donations are to go directly to LDS Mission Network.
	www.mission.net /missouri/independence (418 words)

	RMdB 4.1d (MySQL) - Massachusetts Boston Mission
		President Thompson was born and raised in the Ogden area.
		President Merlin R Jenson and his wife Carol M Jenson last resided in San Francisco, where they were serving as full-time, proselyte missionaries in the California San Francisco Mission.
		President Dale B Murphy was born and raised in Portland, OR.
	www.mbmission.com /cgi-bin/alumni/rmdb41.cgi?action=view_all_pres (1866 words)

	Maldives Mission to the United Nations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The President pointed out that the key components of the Reform Roadmap were strengthening the system of governance, promoting and strengthening the protection of human rights, enhancing the independence of the judiciary, developing the multiparty political system, strengthening the civil service, modernising the electoral system, enhancing the role of the media, and strengthening key institutions.
		President Gayoom has, in a letter written to the UN Secretary-General on the occasion of the fortieth anniversary of the Maldives admission to the UN, thanked the UN for the assistance and support given to the Maldives over the past forty years.
		The President said that the country’s engagement with the UN ‘s operational activities for development had brought enormous benefits to the people in terms of improvement in their health and educational status, as well as widening the economic opportunities for the people.
	www.un.int /maldives (3802 words)

	Presidents Addresses
		He was called to return as Mission President to the Padova Mission in 1992 and worked with the sons of several of his former colleagues and companions as they served as missionaries in Italy under his direction.
		President Christensen continued as President of the Italy South Mission until Lester D. Call was called as the new President in the Spring of 1972.
		President Spencer W Kimball visited the mission in 1977, and a number of chapels were built during this period.
	www.italymissions.com /addresses.html (1800 words)

	Central Washington University - Office of the President: University, mission, vision, values
		Office of the President: University, mission, vision, values
		Central Washington University's mission is to prepare students for responsible citizenship, responsible stewardship of the earth, and enlightened and productive lives.
		Faculty, staff, students, and alumni serve as an intellectual resource to assist central Washington, the state, and the region in solving human and environmental problems.
	www.cwu.edu /~pres/mission.html (266 words)

	Germany Berlin -- Mission Presidents
		A counselor in the stake Relief Society presidency, she is a former counselor in the ward Primary presidency, ward Relief Society president, counselor in the ward Relief Society presidency and ward Young Women president.
		Manfred H. Schütze assigned to the Germany Berlin Mission; Bernburg Branch, Leipzig Stake; stake president, former district president and counselor, Sunday School teacher; CES coordinator for the Church; received language/teacher degree from the University of Leipzig; born in Leippa, Germany, a son of Hermann and Else Martha Himpel Winkler Schütze; married Inga Heinritz; three children.
		She is a Primary counselor, former district and branch Primary president, Relief Society counselor and teacher, Primary teacher and organist; language/teacher degree from the University of Leipzig; born in Meiningen, Germany, a daughter of Martin Richard and Elisabeth Schmidt Heinritz.
	www.germanyberlinmission.net /presidents.asp (438 words)

	The Spain Madrid Mission - Alumni News
		President Fransworth has given numerous devotionals at BYU-Hawaii and BYU Provo, and will be an inspiration to the missionaries and members who have the priveledge of serving under him in Spain.
		President Hinckley explained the symbolism of the cornerstone and although we don't really use cornerstones in our construction today, we symbolically have a cornerstone on the Southeast corner of each temple which represents that the Temple and the Church is build upon the cornerstone of Jesus Christ as indicated in Ephesians 2:19-21.
		President Monson indicated that the last time he was in Spain he had dinner in the house of President Olivera, the first Stake President in Madrid.
	madridmission.com /english/news.html (2263 words)

	Message From the Mission College President (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Mission College is a public, two-year, urban community college located in Santa Clara, California.
		As you browse through our web site, you will discover that Mission is a comprehensive college that offers a wide array of classes, programs and services.
		We at Mission College are eager to welcome you into our learning community and assist you in achieving your dreams.
	www.missioncollege.org /gen_info/president/index.html (279 words)

	Chapter 16 President
		When the president of the mission next to ours called to see if we would help with their service project—moving a center for the blind that was relocating within our boundaries—President gave him an emphatic no. He said it would only take a couple of hours.
		President told me to go to Jenny Craig or Nutrisystem and "get in shape." When I told him that Weight Watchers was more nutritious and economical, he said it took longer and that he wouldn’t have the patience for it.
		President told us at a zone conference not to express our feelings to our companion, especially if they were discouraged or critical, because then Satan would know what we were thinking.
	www.mormonalliance.org /casereports/volume3/part3/v3p3c16.htm (19615 words)

	The Italy Rome LDS Mission Homepage
		President Favero conducted and offered a special welcome to President Raimondo Castellani, who is serving as an Area Authority in Italy and to President Giuseppe Pasta who is working with the translation of the conference talks into Italian.
		President Pasta said that he was in the temple a few weeks ago carrying out his assignment as a sealer and was greatly impressed buy the Saints who continue to sacrifice to go to the Temple.
		President Parker, who recently returned from the Rome mission, was asked to give a report of his mission.
	italy.fiber.net /info/news.html (1868 words)

	deseretnews.com \| SUU president will leave to lead LDS mission in N.Y.
		The call to the New York mission came as a surprise to Bennion, who had planned to stay at SUU for at least another year with his wife Marjorie.
		The three-year stint as mission president for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will take him from Cedar City, but Bennion said he hopes to return to the area to teach political science at SUU.
		During his stint as president, Bennion focused on the school's founding mission as a teacher university, securing $1 million in state funds for a new College of Education building.
	deseretnews.com /dn/view/0,1249,635189865,00.html (762 words)

	USC: Office of the President: Mission Statement
		The primary mission of the University of South Carolina, a multi-campus public institution serving the entire state of South Carolina, is the education of the state's diverse citizens through teaching, research and creative activity, and service.
		Another important facet of the University's public mission is service -- to its community, state, nation, and the world in such areas as public health, education, social issues, economic development, and family support systems.
		With a mission of teaching, research, and service, USC addresses the state's needs for master's level, professional, and doctoral education, for conducting and sharing research, and for responding to statewide and regional demands for educational resources and professional expertise.
	president.sc.edu /mission.html (531 words)

	President Mbeki Mission to Abidjan
		The United States commends the efforts of South African President Mbeki, on behalf of the African Union, to restart the peace process in Cote d'Ivoire.
		President Mbeki's mediation efforts come at a crucial time following the eruption of fighting and civil unrest that occurred in early November.
		We continue to urge the parties in Cote d’Ivoire to implement all of their commitments under the Linas-Marcoussis Accords and subsequent agreements, so that the people of Cote d’Ivoire can put this crisis behind them and move forward to free and fair elections with the assistance of the international community.
	www.state.gov /r/pa/prs/ps/2004/39533.htm (165 words)

	Mission President
		The mission president, under supervision from Church headquarters, establishes mission rules, study patterns, goals, and discipline.
		The president and his wife have direct contact with the missionaries by phone, mail, and personal visits.
		At the end of three years, the mission president and his family return home to resume their vocational and regular family lives.
	wind.prohosting.com /rlanwood/mpres3.htm (84 words)

	Letter from the President: Mission Architecture
		Furthermore, where there is a mission, missionaries are not far away; and the missionary spirit is antithetical to the true university.
		Over my five years as president, daily battles over what is appropriate for a university, what is not and what compromises are bearable have made me increasingly concerned about the many attempts to leverage universities for purposes other than their core mission.
		Another university president, my friend Edward Levi, once said that universities "are the custodians not only of the many cultures of man, but of the rational process itself." This is the Western university's major contribution to civilization.
	www.stanford.edu /dept/pres-provost/president/columns/9709pl.shtml (750 words)

	'Mission Accomplished' Whodunit, W. House Changes Stories On Much-Mocked Banner At Carrier Speech - CBS News
		The president's appearance on the Abraham Lincoln, which was returning home after service in the Persian Gulf, included his dramatic and much-publicized landing on the ship's deck.
		The president said his statement "was a clear statement, basically recognizing that this phase of the war for Iraq was over and there was a lot of dangerous work.
		The jet flight was much more dramatic than a helicopter arrival would have been, as the president took the control stick for part of the flight and emerged on deck wearing a flight suit and helmet.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2003/10/29/iraq/main580661.shtml (912 words)

	The Mission Presidents
		She is a Primary achievement day leader; former stake missionary, ward Primary president and counselor, Laurel advisor, Relieft Society teacher, and Primary chorister; attended BYU; born in Albuquerque, NM, to Claude Ray and Bonnie Ann Davis Thomas.
		President Ranier F. Munns was born in Logan, Utah.
		He was interviewed to serve as a Mission President by Elder David B. Haight.
	www.mission.net /massachusetts/boston/MissionPresidents.htm (879 words)

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